APPENDICE I. GO message. .. (date) FROM: Expedition Leader Mario Zucchelli Station
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1 Appendice I-1 APPENDICE I Sono riportati in questa Appendice: esempio di messaggio GO-NO GO; esempio di previsione per il C130/L100; esempio di documentazione di volo ( folder ) per il C130/L100; punti di riferimento per la determinazione della visibilità orizzontale a BTN/SMZ; modello di bollettino giornaliero bilingue in chiaro; numeri telefonici e indirizzi di utilizzo operativo. GO message.. (date) FROM: Expedition Leader Mario Zucchelli Station TO: PNRA Consortium Office Christchurch Fax SAFAIR Operation Manager Christchurch Fax GLOBAL WEATHER SITUATION fm 07 th Nov 0700 L.T. to 8 th Nov 0700 L.T. ALOFT (500 hpa) A wide omega shaped low pressure system is affecting eastern part of Ross Sea area and the Ross Ice shelf, building a weak southern flow towards McMurdo Sound; at the same time, a ridge spreading from the high pressure area lying on the inner Plateau, extends its influence over the whole Victoria Land. As a result central and southern part of Victoria Land, will face clear and flying weather; however, the moderate horizontal pressure gradient settled between the windward side and the lee side of the mountains, will build a strong western wind flow with the feature of katabatic wind over central Victoria Land between Northern Foothills and David Glacier and, above all, over Terra Nova Bay area. SURFACE Over Terra Nova Bay mostly clear or scattered by mid and high levels clouds except for isolated patches of low clouds and advective fog along the coastal areas from the Campbell and Wood Bay. Visibility and definitions good. Moderate to strong (25-35 kts) western winds gusting up to 50kts during the first part of the day, decreasing during the afternoon to 20-30kts by 0500 utc (18.00loc). 2. WEATHER FORECAST a) FORECAST VALIDITY: FM 06 th NOV 18.00/Z TO 07 th NOV 18.00/Z ( 07 th NOV LT to 08 th NOV LT) b) Ceiling: CAVOK ET TEMPORARY FEW/SCT 100 DUE TO LENTICULAR CLOUDS. c) Weather: CHANCE OF EITHER DRIFTING OR BLOWING SNOW TILL L.T. THEN, NOT SIGNIFICANT WEATHER. d) Visibility: UNRESTRICTED. e) Wind: 26015G25KT BECMG Z (070811L) 27030G50KT. f) TRUE RWY WINDS: expected THR 21 A 27025G40KT WINDS B 27030G45KT. ET FROM UTC (20.00L.T.) A 25015G25KT WINDS B 25020G35KT. g) Turbulence: MOD BTN GND AND FL 060. h) Wind shear: MOD BTN GND AND FL 030. i) Temperature: -12 C. j) Lowest wind chill temperature (average wind speed): -39 C..
2 Appendice I-2 Weather Forecaster 3. ICE RUNWAY SITUATION a) Ice runway surface: good b) Ice thickness: approx m c) Ice temperature: lower than 12 C 4. TERRA NOVA BAY FLIGHT FOLLOWING FACILITIES a) HF radio: 5371 KHz 8245 KHz b) VHF Air radio: 129.7/118.1 MHz c) Iridium telephone: d) INMARSAT tel.: e) Voice recorder: not operational 5. MAGNETIC STORM FORECAST Not available. 6. HERCULES GROUND SUPPORT FACILITIES a) GPU 115/200 V, 400 Hz: available b) ATLAS air press. starter: available c) Fuel Jet A-1: available d) Refuelling system: available e) Heat blowers: available 7. EMERGENCY a) Firefigthing vehicles: 3 trucks available b) Ambulance: available c) Helicopters: 2 available. Operation Manager AS ABOVE DESCRIBED IT IS REQUIRED TO CARRY OUT THE SIXTH FLIGHT OF THE XXI st EXPEDITION THAT HAS AS DESTINATION MCMURDO.. Expedition Leader
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5 ESEMPIO DI FOLDER Appendice I-5 Mario Zucchelli Station Weather Office Terra Nova Bay Route forecast NZTB-NZCH ETD 06.30z 28 rd November 2006-ETA 14.50z 28 th November 2006 BAIA TERRA NOVA SOUNDING AT UTC OF 28 th November RAOB: TEMP_ TXT // BAIA TERRA NOVA, IY at 23Z 27 nov 2006 Data Type: CODED Integrated data levels: 43 Lat: 74 42'00" S Lon: '00" E Elev: 80 meters
6 Level Height (m- AGL) Pres (mb) T (C) Td (C) RH (%) DD/FF (deg/kts) CAT (FAA) LLWS Appendice I-6 Icing Type 75% RH) WAVE/X W Turb nm fpm max ,0-2,5-15, / ,0-5,1-18, ,0-8,1-21, / , , ,0-11,7-24, / ,0-16,3-23, ,0-19,1-27, ,0-20,3-36, / ,0-24,1-45, ,0 320/ ,0-23,7-50, ,0-27,9-44, ,0-34,3-47, / ,0-38,5-49, ,0 325/10 2, light ,0-40,5 m ,0-46, / ,0 315/14 3, light ,0-53,5 m ,0 320/21 4, light ,0-60,3 m ,0-61,5 m 320/ ,0-64,1 m 330/ ,0-64,1 m 335/ ,0 340/16 LGT ,0 330/ ,0 340/8 LGT ,0 345/ ,0-64,7 m LGT ,0-64,9 m 320/ ,0 335/11 LGT ,0 315/ ,0-65,3 m 315/ ,0 330/ ,0-64,9 m 330/12 LGT ,0 305/ ,0 320/ ,0-61,3 m 305/ ,1-54,7 m ,0-51,3 m 295/ ,0-32,3-71, / ,3-17,9-61, ,4-18,5-62,5 1
7 Surface winds 28 rd November utc (19-21L.T.) Appendice I-7
8 Appendice I-8 Forecast: [(TNB area from 28 th nov z to 29 th nov 2006 at 06.00z (from 28 th november l.t. to 29 th november 2006 at 1900 l.t.]: Sky clear and light northern wind. Both visibility and definitions unrestricted. The average wind speed expected on the ice runway by the take-off time (assuming that be by zulu time i.e l.t.) will be 08 kts in alpha point and in bravo point too (400 meters after threshold 24 on the right side of the ice runway) with main direction is with chance of light crosswind in these spots but below 10kts.
9 Appendice I-9 Forecast: [(MCM area from 27 th nov z to 28 th nov 2006 at 21.00z (from 28 th november l.t. to 29 th November 2006 at l.t]: Scattered to broken by mid and high levels cloudiness, light north-western winds, both visibility and definitions good. Cloudiness increasing after z of 27 th nov 2006 (01.00 l.t. of 28 th ) and chance of light snow. UPPER AIR AREA FORECAST from 28 th nov z to 29 th nov 2006 at 06.00z (from 28 th november l.t. to 29 th November 2006 at 1900 l.t.] Strong western winds between latitudes 45 S and 60 S at all levels, with strong turbulence due to shear. Light northern or north-western winds below 60 S at all levels and cruising northbound with no turbulence.
10 Appendice I-10 Mario Zucchelli Station s (Baia Terra Nova) Aviation Forecast NZTB TAF Z (281913L) 30008KT CAVOK BECMG Z (291113L) 12010KT 9999 FEW020 SCT100= Mc MURDO Ice Runway Aviation Forecast. NZIR KT 0400 FG BKN000 OVC002 QNH2901INS FG BKN000 GRID14005KT BECMG KT 9999 NSW FEW005 SCT170 QNH2890INS GRID14008KT BECMG KT 9999 VCSN BKN010 QNH2878INS GRID12008KT BECMG KT 9999 SCT010 SCT150 QNH2874INS GRID13008KT= TAF AUCKLAND (NZAA) = NZAA Z KT 30KM SCT040 BECMG KT BECMG KT= TAF WELLINGTON (NZWN) = NZWN Z G30KT 40KM SCT040 BECMG G45KT= TAF CHRISTCHURCH (NZCH) = NZCH Z KT 40KM SCT040 BECMG KT BECMG G25KT= SIGMET NEW ZEALAND WSNZ21 NZKL NZZC SIGMET 02 VALID / UTC OR / NZDT NZKL- NZFIR ISOL SEV TURB FCST BLW FL120 SOUTH OF NZHK/NZCH INTSF WSNZ21 NZKL NZZC SIGMET 01 VALID / UTC OR / NZDT NZKL- NZFIR ISOL SEV TURB FCST BLW FL120 SOUTH OF NZHK/NZCH INTSF= The Forecaster Capt. Roberto BOVE
11 PUNTI DI RIFERIMENTO PER LA DETERMINAZIONE DELLA VISIBILITA ORIZZONTALE DI BTN/SMZ Appendice I-11 QUADRANTE RIFERIMENTO DISTANZA ALTEZZA AZIMUT M Nm m ft gradi SUD Pinguinattolo 70 SUD Collina OVEST Eneide OVEST Mt ABBOTT OVEST Hangar 1 e 2 50 QUOTA NORD Mt KEINEATH NORD Mt BROWNING NORD Punta rocciosa inizio Campo Base NORD-EST Mt MELBOURNE NORD-EST Shield NUNATACK NORD Cape WASHINGTON NORD GONDWANA s.l.m. 035 EST EST CAMPBELL glacier ice tongue Punte rocciose verso il mare s.l.m s.l.m. 130
12 UFFICIO METEOROLOGICO - BAIA TERRA NOVA WEATHER OFFICE - TERRA NOVA BAY Alla Al BOLLETTINO METEOROLOGICO DEL 22/11/2003 Meteorological Bullettin of: 22/11/2003 Osservazioni delle ore locali - Weather observations at L.T. STAZIONE (Site) VENTO/Wind Dir ( ) / int (kts) TEMP. C UMID. RELAT. RH % Appendice I-12 Sala Operativa Capo Spedizione PRESS. hpa ENEIDE (Baia Terra Nova) ALESSANDRA (Cape King) LOLA (Tourmaline Plateau) CAL MA ARELIS (Cape Ross) RITA (Enigma Lake) SOFIA_B (David Glacier) ZORAIDA (Medio Priestley) MODESTA (Alto Priestley) SILVIA (Cape Phillips) WILLIE FIELD (McMurdo) //// MANUELA (Inex. Island) GIULIA (Mid Point) IRENE (Sitry Point) DOME C //// //// INFORMAZIONI DI CARATTERE AERONAUTICO: (orario GMT) AERONAUTICAL BULLETTINS AND FORECAST: (GMT time) NZTB METAR Z (220700L) 20003KT CAVOK M10/M15 Q0980 A2893 RMK BKN130 SDG/HDG GRID36003KT A00000KT B00000KT C24010KT= NZTB Z (220701L) NZTB Z 18010KT 9999 SCT050 SCT080 TEMPO Z (220812L) 24020G30KT BECMG Z (221720L) 9999 SCT30 BKN060= Temperatura di windchill a Terra Nova alle ore locali: -27 C Windchill temperature in Terra Nova at local time: -27 C Dati Statistici di ieri 19/11/2003 Temperatura Massima (ore : 16.00L) -4.6 C Temperatura Minima (ore : 23.00L) -8.4 C Umidità Minima (ore : 17.00L) 31% Umidità Massima (ore : 22.00L) 77% Vento Massimo Dir./Int. (ore : 15.00L) nodi
13 Appendice I-13 Situazione Sinottica: il settore centrosettentrionale della Terra Vittoria è ancora marginalmente influenzato dalla circolazione da sud, alimentata dal minimo depressionario ancora presente sul settore centro-orientale del Mare di Ross. Annuvolamenti stratiformi sono presenti sulle zone costiere tra Coulman Island a Cape Adare e nelle zone interne del David Glacier. Pictures courtesy of NOAA and DMSP satellite at utc and run of 12utc AMPS-MM5. Synoptic situation: the northern and central part of Victoria Land is still, though marginally affected, by the southern circulation due to the low pressure settled on the eastern part of Ross Sea. Low layered clouds are still affecting the coastal areas between Coulman Island and Cape Adare, and the inner zones of David Glacier. BAIA TERRA NOVA MCMURDO SOUND Italiano: Poco nuvoloso per nubi medio alte. Visibilità ottima e buona definizione suolo-orizzonte. Venti deboli meridionali o temporaneamente moderati da sud-ovest nella parte centrale della mattinata; tendenza ad aumento della nuvolosità in serata. English: Scattered or Broken due to mid and high levels clouds; Both visibility and definitions, good; light southern winds and temporary moderate winds from the western sectors. Italiano: poco nuvoloso o nuvoloso per nubi medie e alte, senza precipitazioni; venti deboli variabili; visibilità e definizioni ottime. English: scattered or broken by mid and high levels clouds; light changeable winds; good visibility and definitions. Tendenza per le prossime 24 ore (Area di BTN): nuvolosità in temporaneo aumento nella prima parte della giornata Outlook for the next 24 hours (TNB Area): scattered or temporary broken early morning. the forecasters Major Angelo ROMITO Dr. Marco TADINI
14 OPERATIONAL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERS TABELLA NUMERI IRIDIUM (nuova XXII a ) Appendice I-14 NUMERI IRIDIUM HELICOPTER NZ HDM (ITA) HNK (ITA) HDE (GER) HNQ (GER) HFH (ITA) HJV (ITA) NUMERI IRIDIUM TWIN OTTER KBO (ITA) Bob Heath-Chris Sandoz Blake Lawson-Mark Vinck KBC (ITA) Steve King-Mark Randon Blake Lawson-Mark Vinck CKB (GER) Bob Red Baron Monica Rosie the Riveter FBL (BAS) SMZ/OPS Sala Radio SMZ NUMERI IRIDIUM TERRA NOVA Standard B Capo Spedizione Standard B Sala Radio Standard B Sala Radio Standard B1 Sala Radio SCOTT 1 Sala Radio SCOTT 2 Sala Radio SCOTT GONDWANA ED. POINT PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT
15 Linee Satellitari di CONCORDIA DOME C (nuova XXII a ) Appendice I-15 Standard B - CONCORDIA PABX HANDSET FAX su PABX Standard C - CONCORDIA Base CONCORDIA domec@les-raisting.de Base MONTAGGIO domecbase@les-raisting.de IRIDIUM FISSO ATTIVO (dal 05/11/05) PORTATILE PABX CAMPO ESTIVO PORTATILE CONCORDIA TELEX (STANDARD C) address standard C: domec@les-raisting.de concordia@les-raisting.de address con Skyfile: concordiabase@les-raisting.de address Internet cnrpds@inmarsat.francetelecom.fr FLEET 77 (FONIA, , TD) btnr@inmarsat.francetelecom.fr Dumont d Urville (DdU) Phone: Fax : Telex: (meteo) Telex: (bt radio) Telex: (IPEV) radio@ifrtpddu.ifremer.fr
16 Appendice I-16 McMurdo (McM) Phone (43 o 48 o 450) # McM weather Phone (43 o 48 o 450) # Mc Centre Phones Helo s OPS # oppure # mcm.macops@usap.gov mcm.weather.forecaster@usap.gov Inoltro msg meteo mcmobsvr@usap.gov Inoltro msg meteo chester.clogston@usap.gov Chester Clogston Frequenze radiofoniche utili: Concordia DOME C: avio HF 8245 Mhz admin 8738 Mhz Mc OPS: 7995 Mhz, Mhz e 4770 Mhz Scott Base 6770 Mhz utili: Fixed-Wings (coordinamento operazioni T.O ) Julie.Grundberg@usap.gov Helo OPS (PHI) a Mc Murdo Liz.Kauffman@usap.gov Candace.Fitzpatrick@usap.gov Mc OPS: Mary.Rubarsky@usap.gov Mc Centre: macctr@usap.gov BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY MELBOURNE D.Turner@bom.gov.au cmop@bom.gov.au dlt@bom.gov.au CHRISTCHURCH ENEA office (eneachch@xtra.co.nz) Weather office in CHCH atswx@iac.org.nz Inoltro msg meteo Phone * 72 * # (43 o 48 o 450) # Fax * 72 * # (43 o 48 o 450) #
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